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Discover Hawaiian honey and learn about bees with this family-friendly, 1.5-hour Bee Farm Tour & Honey Tasting on Oahu, including hive visits and honey samples.

The Bee Farm Tour & Honey Tasting offers a wonderful chance to connect with nature while learning about bees and honey production. Priced at $135 per person and lasting about 1.5 hours, this experience is perfect for families, providing both education and fun. It takes place in North Shore, Oahu, and is known as the number one family-friendly ecotourism activity on the island.
What makes this tour stand out is its hands-on approach: visitors suit up in full beekeeping gear, walk through banana trees to view active beehives, and even hold a frame of raw honeycomb. It’s an engaging way to see bees in action, with opportunities to spot the queen, observe bee births, and take photos with bees and honey. The tour also includes sampling the biggest selection of Hawaiian honey available, making it both an educational and flavorful experience.
While this experience is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all ages, it is important to note that children under 3 years and individuals over 95 years are not suitable for participation. The tour’s small group size—limited to 10 participants—ensures personalized attention and a more intimate experience. Visitors should also be aware of safety guidelines, including restrictions on pets, drones, open-toed shoes, and fragrances.
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The tour begins at a designated yellow gate marked with a Bee sign in North Shore. Guests are instructed to call ahead to confirm their arrival, ensuring a smooth start. The meeting point is accessible with clear directions, making it easy to locate despite the rural setting.
The tour includes bottled water to keep participants hydrated during the activity. The full-body beekeeping suit and gloves are provided, ensuring safety and comfort while inspecting the hives. No transportation is included beyond the meeting point, so visitors should plan their arrival accordingly.

Once at the beehives, the guide leads guests through a short walk among banana trees to reach the active hives. Visitors observe bees in action, with a focus on identifying the queen bee, watching a bee birth, and holding a frame of raw honeycomb. The guide takes care to point out details and answer questions, making this a very interactive experience.
Photos are encouraged, and the opportunity to hold frames with bees and honey offers a close-up view rarely available elsewhere. The activity emphasizes safety and respect for the bees, with guides ensuring everyone’s comfort while maintaining hive integrity.
After the hive visit, participants sample Hi Honey Farm’s raw and infused honey varieties. The selection depends on season and availability, but the focus remains on showcasing the biggest selection of Hawaiian honey. Tasting sessions highlight the unique flavors derived from Hawaii’s flora, making this a delightful part of the tour.
This honey tasting adds an educational layer—guests learn how different plants influence honey flavor—and allows for buying opportunities if desired. The tasting is relaxed and informative, suitable for all ages.
More Great Tours NearbyTours are led by guides fluent in English and Russian, ensuring clear communication for diverse visitors. The guides are knowledgeable about bees and honey, and their friendly demeanor helps create a comfortable environment for curious visitors. The small group size fosters a personalized experience, with plenty of time for questions and interaction.
The tour maintains a casual pace, often scheduled in the morning, which helps avoid crowds and ensures a more intimate encounter with nature.
Participants must adhere to safety rules, including no open-toed shoes, no pets, no drones, and no strong fragrances. The activity is not suitable for children under 3 or people over 95 due to safety considerations. It’s advisable to wear comfortable clothes and follow the provided safety gear during hive inspection.
The tour emphasizes respect for the bees and safety, ensuring a safe and engaging experience for all involved.

Booking is flexible, with options to reserve now and pay later, allowing travelers to secure their spot without immediate charge. Cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind for spontaneous plans or uncertain schedules.
This flexibility makes it easier to fit the tour into various travel itineraries, especially for those exploring North Shore or nearby areas.

This honey farm tour is one of several activities available on Oahu, including chocolate farm tours and ATV adventures. However, its focus on bees, honey, and ecology makes it uniquely suited for families and nature lovers. The small group size and hands-on hive visit set it apart from more conventional or larger tours.
It offers a genuine glimpse into Hawaii’s honey production and eco-activities, providing a memorable, educational highlight of any trip to North Shore.

The Bee Farm Tour & Honey Tasting provides an accessible and enjoyable way for families to learn about bees and honey in a natural setting. Its interactive hive visit, sampling of Hawaii’s best honey, and small group environment make it a standout eco-activity on Oahu.
While it has some restrictions—such as age limitations and safety rules—it delivers a fascinating close-up look at bees and honey production. Perfect for families or anyone interested in nature, the tour balances education and fun in a relaxed atmosphere.
This experience offers great value for the price, combining learning, tasting, and outdoor activity into an hour and a half of engaging entertainment.
Is this tour suitable for young children?
Children under 3 years are not allowed due to safety considerations, but kids over 3 will enjoy seeing bees and sampling honey.
How long does the tour last?
The tour takes approximately 1.5 hours and usually runs in the morning.
What is included in the price?
The fee covers full beekeeping suits, gloves, bottled water, and honey samples.
Do I need to bring anything?
Participants should wear comfortable clothes and follow safety instructions. No open-toed shoes or fragrances are allowed.
How do I find the meeting point?
The group meets at the yellow gate with a Bee sign; it’s best to call ahead to confirm your arrival.
Can I buy honey after the tour?
Yes, you can sample and purchase Hawaiian honey varieties during the tasting.
Is there an option to cancel?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are guides available in languages other than English?
Yes, guides speak English and Russian, accommodating diverse visitors.
Is transportation provided?
Transportation is not included; guests meet directly at the designated location in North Shore.
What safety precautions are in place?
Participants must wear full-body beekeeping suits and gloves, and follow safety rules, including no open-toed shoes and fragrances.